How much memory do you need for itunes?

I can't run itunes,quicktime or upgrade anything on my mac mini has osx 10.4 it says I need 10.5 to download it has 256mb of mem do I have enough memory?

I would at least upgrade to 2GB RAM, if not 4
10.5 is not oficially sold but i'm sure if you call an Apple store or dealer you can snag a copy, you can find them online but usually pretty expensive. Below are the requirements for Leopard (10.5)
A Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5, or Power PC G4 (867 MHz or faster) processor
512 MB memory or more
A DVD drive for installation
9 GB of available disk space or more
Some features require a compatible Internet service provider, fees may apply.
Some features require Apple's MobileMe service; fees apply.

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Before I purchase an iPhone 4s I would like to know how much memory I might need. I will have some songs though currently I use only about 2GB on old iPod. I will no doubt have some pictures and perhaps a video and, of course, some apps though I really don't know how many. I tentatively planned to buy 16GB. My daughter is shooting for 32GB. Suggestions and guidelines? Thanks

Hi, from what you have said above, the 16GB iPhone 4S seemsmore than enough space for a user with the outlined above, bearing in mind youdo not necessarily get 16GB, as there is the operating system and otherprogrammes that use memory, for example I have a 64GB iPhone 4S and it comeswith 57.42 GB or storage.
If you purchase a 16GB and you do seem to be running out ofspace, you can always back up your data to a computer and it can be deletedfrom your phone - meaning you have more space. If you are worried about havingthis problem 32GB will probably be the best option and will be more thanenough.
Hope this helps, any further questions feel free to ask, andI will try to answer them.

Imaq 3.0 Driver, How much memory do I need to run Snap.vi?

(1) When I am using ROI in the Snap.vi, the array should be in order of Left, Bottom, Right and Top to work it right, which is different from what Help says, that is, Left, Top, Right and Bottom. Which one is right?
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Try running the example VI called HL Snap.vi, which can be found by going to Help&#187Find Examples. . . and browsing by directory structure. This VI should not be taking up too much RAM on your computer.
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How much memory do I need? 16gb or 32gb?

If I will be using my iPad primarily for iBooks (a couple hundred ibooks) and iWork documents (maybe 100 different documents), how much memory will I need?
Right now, I have about 7gb worth of music, photos, and apps on my iPhone.
Also, if I subscribe to video podcasts, will that take a lot of memory as well?
Can I get by with a 16gb?

KC eh? I live near the area :P anyway, I would recommend 16GB. I'm debating as well but I'm going to get the 32GB version as I plan to watch movies/TV shows on mine. They do take up some space. I've been getting by on my iPhone 3G which has 8GB but now I wish I had more... I think this would be the case for me and the iPad as well so I'm getting 32GB.
As for you if you're not planning on watching movies or tv shows (not using Netflix) then I suggest 16GB.
The iPhone OS uses a little less than 2GB so you'll havel ike 14GB to play with.
but if you can spare the extra $100 I'd get 32GB.

HT1414 how much disk space is needed for backup and restore.

i want to unlock iphone,for this how much disk space is needed for backup and restore activiti

OK... now subtract the music. That's not part of the iPhone backup. Neither are apps, but in app data is.
Why are you asking? Did you get an error? If so, then clear out some disk space.

How much MB do you need to update to iOS 6.1.3

How much MB do you need to update to iOS 6.1.3?

You'll need more space to install.
Do you not have enough free storage space?
How much space is used by your Other? You may be able to reduce.
How Do I Get Rid Of The “Other” Data Stored On My iPad Or iPhone?
http://tinyurl.com/85w6xwn
With an iOS device, the “Other” space in iTunes is used to store things like documents, settings, caches, and a few other important items. If you sync lots of documents to apps like GoodReader, DropCopy, or anything else that reads external files, your storage use can skyrocket. With iOS 5/6, you can see exactly which applications are taking up the most space. Just head to Settings > General > Usage, and tap the button labeled Show All Apps. The storage section will show you the app and how much storage space it is taking up. Tap on the app name to get a description of the additional storage space being used by the app’s documents and data. You can remove the storage-hogging application and all of its data directly from this screen, or manually remove the data by opening the app. Some applications, especially those designed by Apple, will allow you to remove stored data by swiping from left to right on the item to reveal a Delete button.
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how much disk space is needed for downloading trial version of adobe illustrator?

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HT201318 How do you know how much icloud storage you need?

I can't find this information anywhere. The only way I know to do this would be to buy the biggest storage plan and see how much memory is used and then downgrade

You would be better off doing it the other way around: start with the free 5GB storage and then purchase more storage if you need it. (It's highly unusual that you would need the largest storage plan, unless you are backing up and syncing data to the same account with multiple iOS devices.)

How much ram do i need for serious video editing?

early 2008 2X2.8 Quad Core Intel Xeon Mac Pro, with 8 GB RAM (8X1GB sticks), 2 @ 1.5 TB hard drives +. Use Final Cut Express for video editing. CS4 for typical daily workflow. How much RAM do i really need to make this a powerhouse video editor?

To make any 'good' recommendations it would be helpful to know what you are editing - DV, SD, HD? That is a big factor in determining specifications.
If you do more than one stream of HD, you will eventually want an external video drive solution from CalDigit, Dulce, Promax, G-RAID, or any of the others you see on the side. And it also depends on what 'flavor' of HD - I doubt your running 1920x1080 uncompressed 10-bit HD off of one drive. an external RAID array might seem like overkill. Generally, the advantages are increased speed (necessary for dealing with uncompressed, high-res footage) and redundancy so you don't lose everything if a single drive dies.
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You really DON'T want your OS and programs on the same drive as your media files. It'll cause performance bottlenecks and all kinds of grief.
Those WD 10K 300-600GB drive is perfect for your OS, applications, and swap files. That's ALL that you want to have on it, and add one or even two faster drives as a RAID 0 pair for more speed and space. Get at least one 7200RPM drive for video/graphics/etc.
For your video storage:
The hard drives you mentioned are fine for standard definition video. However, if you want to edit high definition or otherwise have complex / advanced ideas for your projects, you'll need something with higher read rates than just those single drives. This gets pricey, so depending on what you're intending to do, may not be appropriate for you.
During video CAPTURE your hard disks need to be able to write at a speed meeting or exceeding that video data stream. If other programs use the same disk you are saving too, then you have and increased change of missed writes to the drive. That is why they suggest having a seperate set of disks for capture. Not a bad idea.
*Strip size*
should be => 128K, I would use 256K. More importaint is cluster size. The default is 8 K which is good for the operating system plus programs as over 50% of the files are =< than 8K. For large files (is dot VOB can be 1 gig) it is not the best. When you write a large file each clustter contains a pointer to the next cluster that is to be read. I used 32K, or 64 K (at work so not sure) cluster size for my disk containing Pitures and video. The size of the file allocation table is also reduced by using the larger cluster size.
Back in 2007, this is what was recommended:
<a class="jive-link-external-small" href="http://">http://www.manifest-tech.com/mediapc/pc_syshd.htm
Compressor can do virtual clusters (you need at lest 2GB/core of RAM.
Apple Final Cut Pro
http://forums.creativecow.net/applefinalcutpro?view=s
Basics
http://forums.creativecow.net/applefinalcutbasics?view=s
Compressor - doesn't hold up well.
http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/20/865329
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http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/200/888050
Final Cut Studio
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Hi All,
I'm going to upgrade to 10.8 from 10.6.8.
I have never used time machine before, but am planning to do so now to back up before upgrading.
My disc is around 600GB in total.
If all goes fine, after a few days I plan to back up again with the new osx, continue from that point making regular back ups in 10.8.
Question: Do these new back ups in 10.8 start from scratch as its a new OS, or will Time Machine just add the changes to the first one I did, like it would normally do.
The reason I ask is that I'll have no need for the 10.6.8 back up once all is installed and working fine and backed up in 10.8. So if its a fully new back up, then I'd like to delete the inital one so I'm not using 500gb of space twice.
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How much memory do you think I'll want?

I've never owned an Apple machine, but I've been looking at buying a laptop for a long time and am considering the new 13-inch Macbook. I know 512 MB is too little for OS X, so I'm trying to gauge whether I'd want 1 GB or 2 GB of RAM.
I'll be downloading my digital camera photos, etc, and maybe even messing with a little digital video one day. I'm also a software developer by trade, but I don't see myself wanting to do work with this machine for the forseeable future, although I'm wondering if the machine would get sluggish if I tried to load up Eclipse and Tomcat on 1 GB of RAM. Like I said, I really expect to just be browsing the web with it most of the time and don't plan on using it for my job or anything like that, so I'm willing to put up with any reasonable drop in performance as long as it's not painful!
And one more thing: is the RAM sold by Crucial actually different from the sticks sold by Apple?
Macbook Mac OS X (10.4.6)

I bought a Mac mini and thanks to a shipping error my RAM upgrade arrive 4 days later so I had plenty of time to play with the stock machine before upgrading it to 1 GB. I found that one memory hog PPC program and Rosetta could pretty much take up all the memory that the OS wasn't using. Running Word and Photoshop Elements 4 didn't make either program run slower (to my perception) but there was a noticeable lag switching from one to the other. Add Safari and Mail and you could feel the machine slow down.
But while running just Universal apps I found that 512 was a decent amount of RAM. In other words, I could have Safari, Mail, Pages, and iWeb running and the computer just jogged along like a little trouper.
Once the upgrade was installed the computer literally became another animal. Running multiple PPC applications didn't faze it. I eventually forced it to the wall but the combination of programs and activities weren't something I'd ordinarily do. Typical for me is Safari, Entourage, Filemaker, iPulse, DragThing, SpamSieve, QuicKeys, Pages, and iTunes. The mini with 1 MB is happy with that.

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